NELSON Worldwide, award-winning architecture, design, and strategy firm, welcomes Radhika Dharanipalan as Senior Project Manager based out of the Alpharetta, Georgia, office. As Senior Project Manager, Radhika will lead the development and coordination of civic education projects—working collaboratively with both in-house and consultant teams on multiple projects through all stages of design, with passion, creativity, and acute attention to detail.

Read more with Building Enclosure here.

Hotel Management covers the latest sanitizing strategies, sustainability and hotel design trends in the age of COVID-19, NELSON Worldwide’s Jim Stapleton, vice president, weighs in. Read more here.

Anne Gibson of NELSON Worldwide explores the importance of human connection in the workplace – regardless of how much you’re actually in the office.

Read more with Work Design Magazine here.

NELSON Worldwide was ranked number one on Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s list of Top Architecture firms. The firm’s notable projects in the Minneapolis area include the reposition of the AT&T Tower lobby, Magnet 360 offices, and new tenant lounge in the IDS Tower.

We’re honored to share that our project with Insurance Company Amenity Spaces has won the Human Sustainability category of the 2023 Work Design Magazine Next Work Environment Competition.

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“Whether leaving or returning, guests will feel the same level of comfort and sense of arrival while experiencing the hospitality of San Luis Obispo’s new FBO.” – Doreen Baum

ACI Jet designs its new headquarters to provide a unique and inclusive feel. The structure was built to reflect the surrounding landscape and fit in with the style of local architecture, while standing out for its impressive design. Read more here.

Balmiki Bhattacharya, Vice President and Industrial Practice Leader at NELSON Worldwide, explains the concept behind “hyperlocal” fulfillment centers, and the criteria that retailers should consider when creating them. Watch the full interview with SupplyChainBrain here.

In a recent article with Inc., teammate Nicole Zack discussed how there’s a broad shift in workplaces now designing for mental health. She explained that workplaces are looking more like “small-scale luxury spas with transformative lighting and sound machines, even salt therapy rooms.” 

Additionally, Zack explained that offices are increasingly incorporating group fitness rooms, Peloton studios, “zen pods”, and even no-tech, library spaces. At Asana, where I work, we’ve designed new dedicated wellness zones that promote mindfulness and taking breaks, as well as a rooftop garden that capitalizes on the research that shows that spending time in nature reduces stress. Read more here.

NELSON Worldwide recently completed a new headquarters for Corix, a utilities company dedicated to the implementation of sustainable water, wastewater, and energy utility infrastructure solutions. Read more with Dexigner.